Central Alabama Severe Weather - November 15, 2006

Another Fall Severe Weather Episode
Central Alabama Severe Weather - November 15, 2006

A strong storm system brought a round of severe thunderstorms to several locations across Central Alabama on Wednesday, November 15, 2006. The hardest hit area was Montgomery County, especially on the eastern side of Metro Montgomery. Tornadoes were confirmed in Lowndes, Montgomery, Elmore, Tallapoosa, Chambers, Pike and Barbour Counties. Of the 8 tornadoes...2 tornadoes were rated F2, 5 were rated F1 and one was rated F0. Additionally, straight line wind damage was reported in a few more counties.

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Pintlala F1	Montgomery F2	Southern Elmore F1	Kent F1
Reeltown F0	Lafayette F1	Hamilton Crossroads F2	Mount Andrew F1

View Damage Assessments...

Pintlala F1	Montgomery F2	Southern Elmore F1	Kent F1
Reeltown F0	Lafayette F1	Hamilton Crossroads F2	Mount Andrew F1
Aerial Damage Photographs

Other Data...

Day 2 Convective Outlook	Day 1 Convective Outlook
6 AM Surface Analysis November 15	6 AM 500 mb Analysis November 15
Storm Reports November 15

A preliminary Local Storm Report (LSR) can be found Here.

A Public Information Statement (PNS) can be found Here.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham would like to send out a special thanks to the following organizations for their continued support concerning damage assessment...Alabama State Troopers, Alabama State Emergency Management Agency, Lowndes County EMA, Montgomery County EMA, Elmore County EMA, Tallapoosa County EMA, Chambers County EMA, Pike County EMA, and Barbour County EMA.